Putting your hands at “10 and 2” might not be the safest position in modern vehicles — and there’s a very good reason why.

ENSURING vehicle control is paramount for road safety and adherence to driving regulations. One important aspect of maintaining control is the proper handling of the steering wheel. Can I be fined … ...

It means one hand on each side of the wheel, each slightly higher than halfway up. Drivers can place their hands at 10 and 2, 9 and 3 or 8 and 4, Penning says, as long as they are using both hands ...

While it’s unlikely you’ll get fined specifically for driving with only one hand on the steering wheel, especially in a manual where it’s obviously necessary to remove your left hand to ...

The steering wheel of a Formula One car looks, well … nothing much like a conventional steering wheel. In fact, new fans of the sport might mistake it for a video game controller or a prop from ...